The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Bitcoin reached its most recent record high on March 14, 2024, at $73,662.76 per token. The high occurred as the SEC approved spot Bitcoin ETF products that expanded the addressable market for investment and trading. While Bitcoin has corrected lower since the mid-March 2024 high, the price remains close to…

Tucker Carlson, known for his firebrand comments and controversial parting with Fox News, has made a claim that divided the crypto community on X, with some agreeing with him, and others saying he has no idea what he's talking about.

The Terra blockchain had to be halted briefly on Wednesday after what a blockchain security firm said was an exploit of the network, affecting four specific cryptocurrencies and wiping out millions.

It can no longer be dismissed as hearsay: Kamala Harris’ campaign is considering reconsidering the crypto question.

Bitcoin prices have been on a decline in recent days, even after the crypto spiked after the Nashville conference. There are different factors that could be affecting the coin's price, but it appears MtGox's repayments remain a lingering thorn in its upward path.

This year, stablecoins have extended their influence beyond the crypto market. In recent years, the sector experienced significant growth, with the value of the global stablecoin market exceeding $100 billion.

Nansen's CEO just released a new Solana memecoin, and while it was just a "test" for a new memecoin factory, it resulted in some crypto investors doubting whether the new token is real or just a product of "shilling."

Trump's new sneaker line is getting much love from crypto users, with one variation of his "crypto president" sneakers getting sold out just hours after it was launched.

Polymarket has hired polling superstar Nate Silver and is now a must-read for politicos. But who is behind it, and what are its business plans?

The ex-president and RFK Jr were among the stars of this year’s Bitcoin conference, where there was no line for the women’s bathroom

Bitcoin, the world's top digital asset by market cap, is down in recent days after it nearly reached $70,000 over the weekend, and a well-known skeptic has re-emerged, calling the digital coin "economically useless."